- Departments
- Department of Molecular Ecology
- Molecular Ecology
- Core Technology
Core Technology
Fluorescence in situ Hybridization (FISH) is a core competence of our department. We identify and visualize individual bacterial groups or single genes. Click for more ...
We use "next-generation sequencing", i.e. the current generation, to identify the genomic potential of complex microbial communities. Click here to find out more about it ...
The quantification of different types of microorganisms is routine work in microbial ecology. Samples from time-series or transects are enumerated automatically with our 'roboscope' ...
The CLSM has become our working horse for detecting specific fluorescence signals. Find out more about our instrument ...
Highest resolution is needed to discover sub-cellular structures and molecule localisation. Our latest instruments to overcome the diffraction limit ...
What are deep sea bugs doing? We built an instrument to find out ...